Astrophysics Research Institute - John Moores University courses

...in Astronomy will be awarded for the successful completion of both modules. Each module is assigned 12 credit points which can be used to build up credits...

...dust, magnetic fields, dark matter, black holes. 3: Multi-wavelength imaging of galaxies Optical appearance of spiral and elliptical galaxies compared...

...If you require the course on CD-ROM you will also need a computer with CD-ROM player (preferably running Windows). The computer needs to be able to...

...tides and phases of the Moon; eclipses, monitoring and communications satellites. Finding you way around the night sky; constellations and motion of the planets...

...This module is assigned 12 credit points which can be used to build up credits towards other academic qualifications at Liverpool John Moores University and other Universities...

...Qualification gained: A Certificate of Professional Development in Astronomy will be awarded for the successful completion of this module. This module...

...at the end of the course. Overall we expect that you will put around 240 hours of time into the course. Assessment : You will need to email...

...3: Mass and Energy What is Science does it relate to energy? What is the structure of matter and how have our views of it changed over time?...

...around 120 hours of time into the course. Assessment: You will need to email, post or fax us your work for the course. The weighting for the assessed work will be as follows...

...as a whole and has always been a major component of astronomy. Whether we are trying to understand our own neighbour the Sun, or delving into the mysteries of Black Holes...

...End of module examination (25%). The usual rate for the submission of assignments will be approximately one per month. Course Contents: 1.What are Gamma Rays?...

...technology with competence. Understand the close interaction between the disciplines of physics, astronomy, mathematics and computing. Use the acquired...